Former Port Adelaide AFL Player Daniel Stewart Dies at 37
Former Port Adelaide AFL player Daniel Stewart has passed away suddenly at the age of 37. The club confirmed the news on Saturday, expressing shock and sadness at the loss of the former key forward.
Daniel Stewart, a former Australian Football League (AFL) player for Port Adelaide, has died at the age of 37. The Port Adelaide Football Club confirmed the news on Saturday, stating that the organization was "deeply saddened" by the sudden passing and describing the event as a "shock" to the club community.
Stewart’s professional career spanned from 2010 to 2013. Standing at 200cm, he served as a key forward for the Power, appearing in 36 AFL matches and kicking 31 goals. He was originally selected by the club with pick No. 35 in the 2009 rookie draft. Before his time in the AFL, Stewart played for the Eastern Ranges and the Labrador club in Queensland, eventually being recruited to Port Adelaide from North Adelaide in the SANFL. He was promoted to the club's senior list at the conclusion of the 2009 season and made his debut the following year.
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