Nathan van Berlo

Nathan van Berlo: Nathan van Berlo

Personal information

Full name Nathan van Berlo

Date of birth 6 June 1986 (1986-06-06) (age 25)

Place of birth Perth

Original team West Perth (WAFL)

Draft 24th overall, 2004
Adelaide

Height/Weight 184 cm (6 ft 0 in) / 83 kg

Position(s) Midfield

Club information

Current club Adelaide

Number 7

Playing career¹

Years Club Games (Goals)

2005– Adelaide 138 (43)

¹ Playing statistics to end of 2011 season .

Nathan van Berlo (born 6 June 1986 in Perth, Western Australia^[1]) is an Australian rules footballer in the Australian Football League (AFL). He is the captain of the Adelaide Football Club.

Van Berlo made his debut in 2005 aged just 18, playing 11 games in the season and averaging just over seven disposals a game. He became a regular the following season, missing five matches due to a broken collarbone but returning to play out the season. In 2007, van Berlo cemented a place in the starting 22, averaging 19 disposals per game and coming equal seventh in the club Best and Fairest. Van Berlo is a regular performer in Adelaide's young midfield and is notable for his high fitness level. After the retirement of Simon Goodwin at the end of the 2010 season, van Berlo was selected to become the captain of the club from the 2011 season onwards.^[2]

References

^ Official AFL Website of the Adelaide Football Club > News Article > Crows ready to attack

^ Paton, Al (8 December 2010). "Nathan van Berlo to captain Adelaide Crows". Herald Sun. http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/nathan-van-berlo-to-captain-adelaide-crows/story-e6frf9jf-1225967533596. Retrieved 8 December 2010.

External links

Nathan van Berlo's profile on the Official AFL Website of the Adelaide Football Club

Nathan van Berlo's statistics from AFL Tables

Sporting positions

Preceded by
Simon Goodwin Captain of Adelaide F.C.
2011–present Succeeded by
Incumbent

v · d · eAdelaide Football Club – current squad

1 Tambling · 2 Crouch · 3 Reilly · 4 Tippett · 5 S. Thompson · 6 L. Thompson · 7 van Berlo (c) · 8 Johnston · 9 Sloane · 10 Jaensch · 11 Doughty · 12 Talia · 13 Walker · 14 Mackay · 15 Symes · 16 Brown · 17 Vince · 18 Johncock · 20 Jenkins · 21 Knights · 22 Otten · 23 Petrenko · 24 Jacobs · 25 Rutten · 26 Douglas · 27 Lynch · 31 Lyons · 32 Dangerfield · 33 Smith · 34 Shaw · 35 McKernan · 36 Martin · 37 Callinan* · 40 Porplyzia · 41 Martyn* · 43 Riley · 44 Dowdell · 45 Henderson · 47 Wright ·

Coach: Sanderson
* denotes Rookie Listed players

v · d · eCaptains of the Adelaide Football Club

1991–1994: McDermott • 1995–1996: McGuinness • 1997–2000: Bickley • 2001–2007: Ricciuto • 2008–2010: Goodwin • 2011: van Berlo

v · d · eShowdown Medal • Showdown Best on Ground

R7, 2000: Ricciuto • R22, 2000: Stevens • R3, 2001: Francou • R18, 2001: Francou • R5, 2002: Schofield • R20, 2002: Francou • R5, 2003: Johncock • R22, 2003: P. Burgoyne • R7, 2004: Ricciuto • R22, 2004: Tredrea • R3, 2005: Ricciuto • R20, 2005: Goodwin/S. Burgoyne • R6, 2006: Edwards • R21, 2006: Cornes • R3, 2007: McLeod • R18, 2007: Goodwin • R3, 2008: Vince • R16, 2008: Pearce • R6, 2009: Brogan • R17, 2009: Bock • R6, 2010: Gray • R17, 2010: Cassisi • R4, 2011: Westhoff • R19, 2011: van Berlo

v · d · e2004 AFL Draft

First Round
Brett Deledio (Priority Pick) • Jarryd Roughead (Priority Pick) • Ryan Griffen (Priority Pick) • Richard Tambling • Lance Franklin • Tom Williams • Jordan Lewis • John Meesen • Jordan Russell • Chris Egan • Adam Thomson • Danny Meyer • Matthew Bate • Angus Monfries • Lynden Dunn • Adam Pattison • Andrew McQualter • Cameron Wood • Ryan Willits

Second Round
Dean Polo • Thomas Murphy • Jesse Wells • Sean Rusling • Nathan van Berlo • Adam Hartlett • Matthew Little • Pat Garner • Chad Gibson • Matt Rosa • Andrew Lee • Jarred Moore • Brent Prismall • Cain Ackland • James Ezard • Fabian Deluca

Third Round
Luke McGuane • Mark LeCras • Damien McCormack • Travis Cloke • Ivan Maric • Luke Blackwell • Jesse W. Smith • Michael Newton • Mitch Morton (F/S) • Justin Sherman • Henry Slattery • David Spriggs • Nathan Ablett (F/S) • Mark McGough • Jayden Attard • Ben Eckermann

Later Rounds
Dean Limbach • Simon Taylor • Stephen Tiller • Adam Iacobucci • Chris Knights • Bradley P. Smith • Brad Moran • Benet Copping • Paul Thomas • Heath James • Matthew Egan • James Gwilt • Luke Forsyth • Mark Graham • Toby Stribling • Ben Schwarze • Daniel Haines • Chris Bryan • Daniel Pratt • Anthony Raso

Persondata

Name Van Berlo, Nathan

Alternative names

Short description

Date of birth 6 June 1986

Place of birth Perth, Australia

Date of death

Place of death

Categories:
Adelaide Football Club players
1986 births
Living people
South Adelaide Football Club players
West Perth Football Club players
Australian people of Dutch descent
Australian rules footballers from Western Australia

Nathan van Berlo

Personal information
Full name	Nathan van Berlo
Date of birth	6 June 1986 (1986-06-06) (age 25)
Place of birth	Perth
Original team	West Perth (WAFL)
Draft	24th overall, 2004 Adelaide
Height/Weight	184 cm (6 ft 0 in) / 83 kg
Position(s)	Midfield
Club information
Current club	Adelaide
Number	7
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
2005–	Adelaide	138 (43)
¹ Playing statistics to end of 2011 season .

Sporting positions
Preceded by Simon Goodwin	Captain of Adelaide F.C. 2011–present	Succeeded by Incumbent

Persondata
Name	Van Berlo, Nathan
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	6 June 1986
Place of birth	Perth, Australia
Date of death
Place of death

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