Karl Amon

Amon was born and raised in Melbourne to mother Katrina, an Aboriginal woman from Stradbroke Island in Queensland. He grew up in the suburb of Sandringham. At the age of five, Amon was diagnosed with Perthes disease, undergoing several operations, including five on his hip. Between the ages of 5 and 8, he was regularly in hospital and spent a year in a wheelchair followed by a year on crutches. Karl Amon played his junior football at the East Sandringham Zebras and later Hampton Rovers Football Club and also played one senior VAFA game at the football club he was participating in at that time. Amon was a member of the Flying Boomerangs Under 15 team. He played U18 football with the Sandringham Dragons in the TAC Cup. ==AFL career==

Port Adelaide (2014–2022) Amon was drafted by Port Adelaide with the 68th selection in the 2013 AFL draft. Amon built up his form at SANFL level in 2014, picking up more of the ball and improving his skill level under pressure. He made his senior debut in round 7, 2015 against the Brisbane Lions at the Gabba, where he gathered 9 disposals and kicked a goal. He played 7 matches for the season, being a substitute in 5 of them. In one of his two full games against the Gold Coast Suns, he had 16 possessions and kicked 3 goals. After an injured-ravaged 2018 season, Amon returned in 2019 and cemented his spot in the senior side, playing 73 games in a row from mid-2019 to the end of 2022. Hawthorn (2023–present) At the end of the 2022 season, Amon opted to exercise his rights as a free agent and moved to . ==Statistics==

Updated to the end of round 7, 2026. Notes ==Honours and achievements==

Team • AFL minor premiership/McClelland Trophy (): 2020 • McClelland Trophy (): 2024 Individual • Indigenous All-Stars team: 2025 ==References==