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Dockers delist father-son, commit to rookie lifeline
The Dockers have delisted Jaren Carr, but plan to re-draft him in the Rookie Draft
FREMANTLE has delisted untried winger Jaren Carr but has committed to handing the father-son prospect an AFL lifeline through next month's rookie draft.
The move opens another spot on the Dockers' primary list ahead of the national draft, with the club confirming it intends to re-draft the 22-year-old as a rookie.
Carr, who is yet to make his AFL debut, has continued to develop at WAFL level since arriving at Fremantle with pick No.63 in 2024.
He averaged 21.3 disposals across 17 league appearances for Peel Thunder this season and kicked eight goals.
List update: Carr delisted, Freo commit to re-drafting as rookie
Fremantle has delisted Jaren Carr, but has committed to selecting the winger in the 2026 Telstra AFL Rookie Draft
Fremantle has delisted developing winger Jaren Carr, but has committed to re-drafting the 22-year-old in the upcoming 2026 Telstra AFL Rookie Draft.
The decision provides Fremantle with another selection ahead of next month’s Telstra AFL National Draft.
Carr joined Fremantle with pick No.63 in the 2024 Telstra AFL National Draft as the Club’s first father-son selection in the National Draft and is yet to make his AFL debut.
His father, Matthew, played 134 games for Fremantle between 2001 and 2008 while his uncle, Josh, played 83 games for the Club.
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Fremantle Dockers delist emerging winger Jaren Carr but recommit to rookie re-draft
Fremantle have opened up another list spot ahead of next month’s national draft by axing winger Jaren Carr, but his Dockers journey is unlikely to be over.
Carr, the son of former Fremantle half-back Matthew Carr and nephew of fellow Docker and current Port Adelaide coach Josh, was taken with Pick No.63 in the 2024 draft but has yet to make his senior debut.
The West Australian revealed earlier this month the club was weighing up whether to retain the father-son product on their primary list or delist him and pick him up again as a rookie.
“Jaren has continued to develop in all aspects of his footy after being drafted at 20,” footy boss Joe Brierty said.
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