Midfielder Liam Anthony leads a group of eight players cut from North Melbourne as AFL clubs continue to finalise their lists.
Anthony only managed four senior games this season for a career total of 58 since his 2009 debut.
Former Richmond small forward Robin Nahas joined the Kangaroos this year as a delisted free agent and played eight games for an AFL total of 91.
Taylor Hine (14 games), Cameron Delaney (six) and rookie-listed player Max Warren (one) were the others with AFL experience to leave.
Tom Curran, Mitch Witkins and rookie Tim McGenniss did not make their senior debuts.
The `Roos also announced on Friday that they have promoted Joel Tippett, Kurt’s younger brother, and Kayne Turner from their rookie list.
Turner was a sensation at the end of this season, making his debut and playing in North’s last six games.
The 18-year-old schoolboy was the youngest AFL player this year.
Levi Greenwood went to Collingwood, while North picked up free agents Jarrad Waite and Shaun Higgins.
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