A clever defender who is skilful by foot, Alex Ballard joined Port Adelaide after a successful stint in state league football. Debuting in 2022, Ballard impressed in Port Adelaide's first AFLW match and hasn’t look back. She enjoyed a productive season in Port Adelaide colours, making a name for herself across the defensive lines.
With a number of senior games now under her belt, Ballard looks to build her craft and solidify herself in the side's defensive half.
Ballard started playing football at just 11 years old and comes from a football-rich family, with her brother Charlie a skilled defender for the Gold Coast Suns. At just 21-years-old, Ballard has shown to be an exciting up-and-comers whose strong marking and natural football instincts has her primed for a prosperous 2024. She is a member of Port Adelaide's emerging leader group, with her peers recognising her future leadership potential.
Honours
- AFLPA 22under22 (2022)
A clever defender who is skilful by foot, Alex Ballard joined Port Adelaide after a successful stint in state league football. Debuting in 2022, Ballard impressed in Port Adelaide's first AFLW match and hasn’t look back. She enjoyed a productive season in Port Adelaide colours, making a name for herself across the defensive lines.
With a number of senior games now under her belt, Ballard looks to build her craft and solidify herself in the side's defensive half.
Ballard started playing football at just 11 years old and comes from a football-rich family, with her brother Charlie a skilled defender for the Gold Coast Suns. At just 21-years-old, Ballard has shown to be an exciting up-and-comers whose strong marking and natural football instincts has her primed for a prosperous 2024. She is a member of Port Adelaide's emerging leader group, with her peers recognising her future leadership potential.
Honours
- AFLPA 22under22 (2022)
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