Brad Crouch

Brad Crouch is a retired AFL footballer who played 161 games across Adelaide and St Kilda throughout an impressive 12-year career at the highest level.

Originally drafted by the Adelaide Football Club, Brad quickly established himself as one of the competition’s toughest and most consistent midfielders. A powerful contested-ball winner with elite work rate, he became a key part of Adelaide’s midfield and was a member of the Crows’ 2017 AFL Grand Final side.

In 2019, Brad produced a career-best season, winning Adelaide’s Club Champion award, the Malcolm Blight Medal, before returning to Victoria ahead of the 2021 AFL season to join St Kilda.

An instant fan favourite at Moorabbin, Brad made an immediate impact in Saints colours, finishing his first season at the club as joint-fifth in the Best & Fairest. He continued to be recognised for his performances across the following years, claiming the Ian Stewart Medal in 2022 and the Silk-Miller Medal in 2023.

Across his AFL career, Brad built a reputation as a respected teammate, reliable performer and fierce competitor. Following his retirement from football, he has transitioned into the corporate world, taking up a role with Colliers in industrial real estate.