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Matthew Rowell (born 1 July 2001) is a professional Australian rules footballer playing for the Gold Coast Suns in the Australian Football League (AFL). Rowell was recruited by Gold Coast with the first selection in the 2019 AFL draft[1] and was nominated for the 2020 AFL Rising Star award in round 2 of the 2020 season. Rowell won the Marcus Ashcroft Medal in the second QClash of the 2025 season and went on to win the 2025 Brownlow Medal and selection in the 2025 All-Australian team, along with the Gold Coast Suns Club Champion award.

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Early life

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Rowell was born in Sydney, New South Wales[2] to a mother from Victoria and a father from Queensland.[3] The family moved to Melbourne when Rowell was a child and he began playing football when his father took him to Mont Albert to participate in Auskick.[4] He played the majority of his junior football with the Canterbury Cobras and was touted as a future AFL player as early as the under 10 level.[5] He played with fellow AFL star, Nick Daicos and Gold Coast Suns teammate, Noah Anderson.[6] As Rowell progressed through the junior ranks, he was given an opportunity to debut in the TAC Cup for the Oakleigh Chargers a month after his 16th birthday. Leading into the 2019 season, Rowell was considered the early favourite to be selected with the number 1 pick in the 2019 AFL draft.[7] He showed his worth by dominating for Victoria Metro at the AFL Under 18 National Championships and playing a pivotal role in Oakleigh's NAB League premiership season, including a Grand Final performance against the Eastern Ranges in which he recorded 44 disposals and two goals.[8] He was subsequently voted best on ground in the NAB League Grand Final and awarded U18 All-Australian selection.[9] Rowell attended Carey Baptist Grammar School with future Gold Coast teammate Noah Anderson throughout his teenage years.[10] The pair were instrumental in delivering Carey's second ever football APS Premiership in 2019 and raising the profile of the school's football program.[11]

AFL career

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2020

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Rowell made his AFL debut against Port Adelaide at Metricon Stadium in round 1 of the 2020 AFL season.[12] It was reported before round 2, on 10 June 2020 that he signed a two-year contract extension to remain with the Suns until the end of 2023.[13] The following match, in just his second ever AFL game, Rowell was voted best on ground against one of the then-Premiership favourite teams, the West Coast Eagles, and was awarded the round 2 AFL Rising Star nomination for his 26-disposal, two-goal performance.[14] In round 3, Rowell produced another 20 disposals and two goals in Gold Coast's 53-point win over the Adelaide Crows in another best on ground performance.[15][16] Round 4 saw Rowell collect another 20 disposals and kick two goals against the Fremantle Dockers, in another best on ground performance.[16][17]

In the Suns' round 5 loss to Geelong, Rowell suffered a dislocated shoulder in the first quarter during a heavy tackle from Brandan Parfitt and took no further part in the game.[18] Rowell opted for surgery in order to repair his shoulder, a choice which caused him to be sidelined for three months.[19] The injury was likened to Gary Ablett Jr.'s 2014 injury of the same nature, and was deemed 'eerily similar' as almost six years to the day, Ablett also suffered a season-ending shoulder injury (to Brent Macaffer) during a tackle whilst playing for Gold Coast.[20][21] Both Rowell and Ablett were tackled by players wearing the number 3.[22][23] Ablett offered to be Rowell's mentor during his recovery as Ablett had experience with injury himself.[24]

Rowell’s performance in the early rounds of the year was widely considered extremely impressive, with commenters deeming him among the greatest first-year players.[25][26] Rowell was considered by Gavin Wanganeen at the time to be a potential contender for the Brownlow Medal.[27]

2021

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Rowell returned from injury in round 1 of the 2021 AFL season, playing against the West Coast Eagles at Perth Stadium, on Sunday 21 March 2021. Early in the first term, Rowell was forcefully tackled by Zac Langdon, landing heavily on his left knee. He limped to the bench and was assessed in the medical rooms, following which he was substituted out of the game and replaced by Nick Holman. He later emerged with a knee brace.[28]

Coach Stewart Dew provided an update before the start of the third quarter:

It’s not ‘serious’ serious, but it’s serious enough that it’ll keep him out, from what we can tell right now, for a few weeks ... But we don’t think it’s anything too major.

On 23 March 2021, it was reported that scans had confirmed "a partial tear of his posterior cruciate ligament" and would be unable to play for 10 to 12 weeks.[29]

On 20 April 2021, it was reported that Rowell was on track for a mid-season return in round 14 against the Port Adelaide Power at Carrara Stadium.[30]

On 10 June 2021, it was reported that Rowell would be selected to play against Fremantle in round 13. "He's ready, he's absolutely ready", Coach Dew said. "Physically his body is better prepared than what it was leading into round one." "We're just excited he can play a game of footy again and the most excited person is Rowelly himself, which is great to see, it just shows what footy means to him and it's good to see that spring in his step again."[31]

Rowell played out the rest of the season, however played injured and looked "noticeably out of sorts", averaging just 14.1 disposals in the 2021 season, well below his output before his 2020 injury.[32]

2022

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Following a "solid off-season",[33] Rowell returned in round one and produced a career best performance with 33 disposals (17 kicks and 16 handballs), 22 contested possessions, 10 score involvements, nine clearances and six tackles, in a 27 point win over the West Coast Eagles.[34][35] Rowell played all 22 home-and-away season games for the Gold Coast in 2022 at an average of 19 disposals. He signed a contract extension following the season, committing to the club through to the end of 2025.[36]

2023

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Rowell had another brilliant season in 2023 in which he played 23 out of 23 possible matches for the Gold Coast Suns. Rowell received 12 Brownlow votes in 2023, including two 3-vote games (rounds 9 & 11) and polled the 2nd-most votes for the Suns, only behind fellow young superstar Noah Anderson.[37] Additionally, Rowell's 2023 tally of 190 tackles is an all-time VFL/AFL record for most tackles in a season.

2025

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In 2025, Rowell had a career-best season as the Suns made their first finals series.[38] Rowell won the 2025 Brownlow medal with a total of 39 votes,[39] as well as earning All-Australian honours[40] and winning Gold Coast's best and fairest award.[41]

Statistics

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Updated to the end of the 2025 season.[42]

Legend
  G  
 Goals
  K  
 Kicks
  D  
 Disposals 
  T  
 Tackles
  B  
 Behinds 
  H  
 Handballs 
  M  
 Marks
  †  
 Led the league for 
the season
  ±  
 Won that season's 
Brownlow Medal
Season Team No. Games Totals Averages (per game) Votes
G B K H D M T G B K H D M T
2020[a] Gold Coast 18 5 6 0 38 49 87 4 26 1.2 0.0 7.6 9.8 17.4 0.8 5.2 9
2021 Gold Coast 18 12 2 0 66 103 169 22 49 0.2 0.0 5.5 8.6 14.1 1.8 4.1 0
2022 Gold Coast 18 22 2 4 214 194 408 27 158 0.1 0.2 9.7 8.8 18.5 1.2 7.2 4
2023 Gold Coast 18 23 7 2 273 214 487 43 190† 0.3 0.1 11.9 9.3 21.2 1.9 8.3† 12
2024 Gold Coast 18 23 8 3 244 294 538 32 184 0.3 0.1 10.6 12.8 23.4 1.4 8.0† 25
2025 Gold Coast 18 25 10 7 308 349 657 41 214 0.4 0.3 12.3 14.0 26.3 1.6 8.6 39±
Career 110 35 16 1143 1203 2346 169 822 0.3 0.1 10.4 10.9 21.3 1.5 7.5 89

Notes

  1. ^ The 2020 season was played with 17 home-and-away matches per team (down from 22) and 16-minute quarters with time on (down from 20-minute quarters with time on) due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Matthew Rowell (born 1 July 2001) is an Australian rules footballer who plays as a midfielder for the Gold Coast Suns in the Australian Football League (AFL).[1][2] Known for his elite contested possessions, tackling prowess, and relentless work rate, Rowell was selected as the No. 1 pick in the 2019 AFL National Draft after a standout junior career with the Oakleigh Chargers and Carey Grammar in Victoria, where he won premierships alongside future teammate Noah Anderson.[1][2] He made his AFL debut in 2020 and quickly established himself as one of the league's premier inside midfielders, breaking the AFL regular-season tackle record with 190 in 2023.[1][3] Born in Sydney, New South Wales, to a Victorian mother and Queensland father, Rowell was raised in Melbourne from a young age, where he developed a passion for the sport despite his interstate origins.[4][5] By the end of the 2025 season, he had played 110 games for the Suns, kicking 35 goals, and had become the club's cornerstone player under coach Damien Hardwick.[6] That year marked his pinnacle, as Rowell won the prestigious Brownlow Medal with 39 votes, tying Dustin Martin's 2017 total and marking the second-highest tally in the 3–2–1 voting era—earning selection in the All-Australian team and the Gold Coast Suns Club Champion award, while leading the AFL in clearances and helping the Suns reach the finals for the first time in club history.[7][2][8] His 2025 campaign featured dominant performances, including a career-high 36 disposals and 13 clearances in a single game, underscoring his evolution into a complete midfielder with improved speed, footwork, and scoring impact.[2] Rowell's contract expired at the end of 2025, but his contributions have solidified his status as one of the AFL's most influential players.[1]

Early years

Early life

Matthew Rowell was born on 1 July 2001 in Sydney, New South Wales, to parents David and Louise Rowell, with his mother hailing from Victoria and his father from Queensland.[9][5] The family relocated to Melbourne shortly after his birth, settling in the suburb of Mont Albert, where Rowell grew up alongside his two sisters, Jessica and Maggie.[8][5] Rowell's early development was shaped by his parents' strong involvement in the local sports community, particularly through his father's lifelong passion for Australian rules football as a life member of the Canterbury Cobras club. His father introduced him to the sport at a young age by enrolling him in Auskick sessions at Mont Albert Oval, fostering an initial love for the game and helping build foundational skills such as tackling and endurance. Meanwhile, his mother provided unwavering support, attending games and encouraging his competitive drive from his earliest days on the field.[5][10] Rowell attended Carey Grammar School in Melbourne, starting in Year 7, where he first demonstrated his athletic prowess across multiple sports, including basketball and tennis, in addition to football. His time at the school highlighted his natural talent and work ethic, setting the stage for his deeper involvement in organized junior football.[11][12]

Junior and representative career

Rowell began his junior football career in the Yarra Junior Football League (YJFL), initially playing for the Canterbury Cobras before transferring to the Boroondara Hawks, where he remained until Under-15s level.[13][14] He accumulated over 125 games across both clubs in the YJFL, contributing to an Under-15s premiership with the Hawks alongside future teammate Noah Anderson and earning multiple best-on-ground awards in grand finals.[13][15] At age 15, Rowell joined the Oakleigh Chargers in the TAC Cup (later NAB League) development program in 2016, making his senior debut for the club a month after turning 16 in 2017.[16] In 2018, as a bottom-ager, he played 11 games for Oakleigh, averaging approximately 19 disposals per game and establishing himself as a leading tackler while earning best-on-ground honors in the NAB League Grand Final despite the team's loss to Dandenong Stingrays.[17][18] Rowell's 2019 season was curtailed by injury to seven games, but he averaged 32 disposals, nine tackles, and nine clearances, playing a key role in Oakleigh's NAB League premiership win, including a standout 44-disposal performance in the Grand Final.[19][20] Rowell represented Vic Metro at the AFL Under-18 Championships in both 2018 and 2019, earning All-Australian selection each year.[21][9] In 2019, he was vice-captain of Vic Metro and averaged 25 disposals (including 12 contested), six tackles, and 5.3 clearances across four games, helping secure the team's championship victory.[22][20][23] Entering the 2019 AFL Draft, Rowell was widely regarded as the consensus No. 1 prospect by AFL.com.au and Fox Footy analysts, praised for his contested ball-winning, tackling pressure, and big-game performances.[24][25] The Gold Coast Suns selected him with the first overall pick, securing the Victorian midfielder to bolster their young core.[9][26]

AFL career

2020 season

Rowell was selected as the No. 1 overall pick by the Gold Coast Suns in the 2019 NAB AFL Draft, capping a standout junior career that positioned him as one of the most highly touted prospects in years.[24] Following his drafting, he signed a four-year contract extension in August 2020, committing to the club through the end of the 2023 season, and participated in pre-season training under senior coach Stuart Dew, focusing on integrating into the Suns' midfield structure amid high expectations.[27] The COVID-19 pandemic significantly disrupted the 2020 season, shortening it to 17 home-and-away games and delaying the resumption until June, but Rowell impressed in the Suns' intra-club and practice matches earlier in the year.[28] Rowell made his AFL debut in Round 1 on March 21 against Port Adelaide at Adelaide Oval, where he recorded 17 disposals, 8 tackles, and 4 clearances in a competitive loss, immediately demonstrating his relentless ball-winning ability and pressure around contests.[29] He retained his spot for the season's resumption, playing the first four games and averaging 20 disposals, 7.8 tackles, and 4.3 clearances per match, with notable contributions including two goals in Round 3 against Adelaide and another pair in Round 4 versus Fremantle.[29] His explosive start earned him a nomination for the 2020 NAB AFL Rising Star award in Round 2 following a 19-disposal, 7-tackle performance against Sydney, making him the early favorite for the honor and the only top draft pick to receive such recognition so quickly.[30] Rowell's momentum was halted in Round 5 on July 4 against Geelong at GMHBA Stadium, where he suffered a dislocated right shoulder early in the first quarter after an awkward tackle, managing just 10 disposals and 1 tackle before exiting.[31] Scans confirmed the dislocation, leading to season-ending surgery later that month, which sidelined him for the remaining 12 games of the condensed season and derailed his Rising Star candidacy, ultimately won by Fremantle's Caleb Serong.[32] Despite the abbreviated campaign of just five games, Rowell's early impact—totaling 90 disposals, 32 tackles, and 4 goals—highlighted his potential as a foundational midfielder for the Suns.[29]

2021 season

Following his shoulder surgery at the end of the 2020 season, Rowell returned to full training during the 2021 pre-season and demonstrated strong form in intra-club match simulations, positioning him for a Round 1 return.[33][34] Rowell featured in the opening three rounds, averaging 14 disposals and 4 tackles per game across his 12 appearances for the season before and after his injury.[29] In Round 1 against West Coast, he was subbed out early in the first quarter after sustaining a knee injury during a tackle, managing just 4 disposals and 1 tackle.[35] Scans confirmed a partial tear to his posterior cruciate ligament (PCL), avoiding anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) damage or the need for reconstructive surgery.[34][36] Rowell underwent a 10- to 12-week rehabilitation program, including wearing a knee brace for the initial six weeks followed by progressive strength and conditioning work, missing 11 games from Rounds 2 to 12.[37][38] He returned in Round 13 against Fremantle, contributing steadily in the second half of the season with improved output, such as 21 disposals in Round 14 versus Port Adelaide.[29] The injury tested Rowell's mental fortitude, as captured in documentary footage showing his emotional response immediately after the incident, though the club emphasized a structured recovery without long-term complications.[39] The Gold Coast Suns finished 13th on the ladder with 7 wins and 15 losses, and Rowell's early absence underscored vulnerabilities in the midfield rotation amid an otherwise developing young core.[40][41]

2022 season

Rowell entered the 2022 season having recovered from a posterior cruciate ligament injury sustained in round 1 of the previous year, marking a full return to competitive play after limited appearances in 2021.[34] He featured in all 22 matches for the Gold Coast Suns, averaging 18.5 disposals, 7.2 tackles, and 6.0 clearances per game while contributing to the team's 10 victories.[29] This consistent involvement allowed him to rebuild match fitness under a managed load, focusing on sustained midfield output rather than explosive bursts.[42] Early in the season, Rowell delivered a standout performance in round 1 against West Coast, recording a career-high 33 disposals, eight tackles, and 10 clearances to earn the maximum 10 coaches' votes in the Suns' 75-point win.[43] However, opponents adjusted by heavily tagging him in subsequent rounds, leading to a perceived form dip despite solid averages; for instance, he amassed 23 disposals and 10 tackles in round 7 versus Essendon.[42] Overall, his efforts helped anchor the Suns' midfield alongside teammates like Touk Miller, with Rowell ranking among the league leaders in contested possessions at 280 for the year.[29] Throughout the campaign, Rowell worked on enhancing his versatility, incorporating more forward pressure and rebounding roles to complement his elite tackling and clearance work.[44] Suns coach Stuart Dew commended his resilience, noting Rowell's ability to adapt to defensive attention and maintain team contributions despite the challenges of reintegration post-injury.[42] By season's end, he had played 34 career games, solidifying his status as a core Suns midfielder.[29]

2023 season

Matt Rowell enjoyed his first uninterrupted season since his debut, playing in all 23 home-and-away matches for the Gold Coast Suns in 2023 after overcoming hamstring injuries that had limited him in previous years.[29] This full availability marked a significant milestone, allowing him to build consistency and contribute reliably to the team's midfield rotation.[45] Statistically, Rowell delivered a breakout campaign, averaging 21.2 disposals and 8.3 tackles per game while amassing 177 clearances, the highest total among Suns players.[29] His contested ball-winning prowess was evident, with approximately 60% of his possessions coming from contested situations, underscoring his tenacity at stoppages.[46] Notable performances included a career-high 33 disposals and 10 tackles against North Melbourne in round 24, helping secure a vital win, as well as two games with 29 disposals each against West Coast and the Western Bulldogs.[29] Rowell solidified his role as a primary midfielder, transitioning from a high-tackle pressure forward to a dominant inside presence who drove clearances and linked play from the contest.[45] His improved efficiency in contested scenarios helped the Suns achieve nine wins, their joint-second-highest total at that point in club history, though they finished 12th on the ladder without a finals appearance.[47] In recognition of his impact, Rowell finished third in the club's best and fairest count with 559 votes, behind winner Noah Anderson and Sam Collins, and was awarded the Players' Player honor by his teammates for his leadership on the field.[48][45]

2024 season

In the 2024 season, Matt Rowell solidified his status as one of the AFL's premier midfielders, playing all 23 games for the Gold Coast Suns. He averaged 23.4 disposals and 8.0 tackles per game, showcasing his trademark intensity at the coalface while contributing to the team's push for a finals spot.[29] Rowell's campaign featured several standout performances that highlighted his growth and impact. In Round 1 against Richmond, he set an AFL single-game record with 20 clearances to go with 33 disposals, setting the tone for the Suns' strong start. Later, in Round 11 versus Geelong, he notched a career-high 35 disposals in a crucial victory over the ladder leaders, demonstrating his ability to dominate contested situations. His efforts were also pivotal in key wins against top-eight contenders, including a hard-fought triumph over GWS Giants in Round 18, where his pressure and ball-winning helped secure a vital four points.[29][49] Under the guidance of new coach Damien Hardwick, the Suns showed marked improvement, finishing with an 11–12 record—their most wins in a season—and narrowly missing the finals for the 14th consecutive year. Rowell's midfield dominance, including a league-leading 205 clearances for the year, was central to this progress, as he ranked among the top players in contested possessions and stoppage work, helping elevate the team's competitiveness against elite opposition.[29][49] Off the field, Rowell emerged as a key leader within the Suns' young squad, mentoring emerging midfield talents such as Bailey Humphrey and Sam Clohesy on maintaining work rate and tactical discipline during a transitional year. His commitment to the club remained unwavering, as he was already contracted through 2025 and focused on fostering the next generation amid the team's upward trajectory.[50]

2025 season

Rowell had a breakout 2025 season with the Gold Coast Suns, playing in all 25 games and establishing himself as one of the league's premier midfielders. He averaged 26.3 disposals per game, comprising 12.3 kicks and 14.0 handballs, while also averaging 8.6 tackles to finish second in the AFL for total tackles with 214.[6][29][8] His consistency was evident in several standout performances, including a dominant Round 11 clash against Collingwood where he recorded 24 disposals and a game-high 15 tackles.[51] Rowell also notched 35 disposals in another key match during the season, showcasing his contested ball-winning prowess.[29] He played a pivotal role in the Suns' historic first finals victory, an elimination final win over Fremantle by one point, helping propel the team to a semi-final appearance before losing to the Brisbane Lions, after finishing second on the ladder with a 15-8 home-and-away record.[52][53][54] Rowell's form translated into a commanding Brownlow Medal campaign, where he surged to 20 votes after Round 11 and maintained his lead despite a strong late challenge from Collingwood's Nick Daicos. He ultimately claimed the medal with a tally of 39 votes—the second-highest in history—polling votes in 16 games, including eight maximum three-vote hauls, to finish seven votes clear of Daicos on 32.[55][56] This victory made him the second Suns player to win the award, following Gary Ablett Jr. in 2013.[8] In the post-season, Rowell was recognized as a key driver of the Suns' improved campaign, earning selection in the All-Australian team for his midfield dominance.[57] He capped the year by winning the club's best and fairest award, the Gold Coast Suns Club Champion, in a tight count that edged out teammate Noah Anderson by one vote.[58] Heartwarming footage emerged of Rowell's emotional reunion with his family immediately after the Brownlow ceremony, as they rushed to celebrate the milestone achievement together.[59]

Statistics and achievements

Career statistics

Matt Rowell's AFL career statistics with the Gold Coast Suns from 2020 to 2025 are presented in the table below, including key metrics such as games played, disposals, kicks, handballs, marks, tackles, clearances, and goals.[29]
YearTeamGamesDisposalsKicksHandballsMarksTacklesClearancesGoals
2020Gold Coast5873849427206
2021Gold Coast12169661032249442
2022Gold Coast22408214194271581322
2023Gold Coast23487273214431901777
2024Gold Coast23538244294321841638
2025Gold Coast256573083494121420510
Career Totals (2020–2025): 110 games, 2,346 disposals, 1,143 kicks, 1,203 handballs, 169 marks, 822 tackles, 741 clearances, 35 goals.[29] These figures are sourced from official AFL records and exclude pre-season matches or games played in the VFL.[29]

Youth honours

During his junior career, Matt Rowell earned recognition for his performances with the Oakleigh Chargers in the NAB League. In 2019, he won the club's best and fairest award after a standout season that included 21 disposals and six tackles per game on average.[17][60] He was also named in the 2019 AFL Under-18 All-Australian team as a midfielder following his contributions for Vic Metro at the national championships, where he averaged 24.8 disposals, 5.2 clearances, and six tackles.[61]

AFL awards

Rowell received a nomination for the 2020 NAB AFL Rising Star award in round two after recording 23 disposals, seven tackles, and four clearances in his second AFL game against the Sydney Swans.[62] In 2025, he won the Brownlow Medal, the AFL's highest individual honour for the best and fairest player, polling a record 39 votes—seven ahead of Collingwood's Nick Daicos on 32.[56] That same year, Rowell was selected in the All-Australian team as a midfielder, recognizing his league-leading 8.2 clearances per game and second-ranked 8.5 tackles per game.[63]

Club awards

At the Gold Coast Suns, Rowell joined the club's leadership group ahead of the 2025 season, serving alongside captain Noah Anderson and vice-captains Touk Miller and Sam Collins.[64] He capped his breakout year by winning the 2025 Club Champion award, the Suns' best and fairest honour, with 72 votes—edging out Noah Anderson by one vote.[58] Rowell also claimed the David Swallow Award as the players' most valuable teammate that season.[65]

Other honours

In November 2025, Rowell was nominated for the Queensland Sport and Recreation Awards (QSport) in recognition of his Brownlow win and contributions to Australian football in the state.[66] As of November 2025, Rowell has not won a team premiership with the Gold Coast Suns, who have yet to claim an AFL flag since joining the league in 2011.[1]

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