Sixteen Adelaide Crows players who broke the AFL’s coronavirus training protocols have copped a one-game ban, which has been suspended for the rest of the season.
And Adelaide assistant coach Ben Hart has been stood down from coaching for the next six weeks for his involvement in last week’s botched training at the Barossa Valley.
An AFL investigation found the Crows group weren’t seeking a competitive advantage when they trained together, instead of being in self-isolation.
The 16 players are:
1. Kyle Hartigan
2. William Hamill
3. Ayce Taylor
4. Ben Davis
5. Lachlan Sholl
6. Jordon Butts
7. Lachlan Gollant
8. Ronin O’Connor
9. Ben Keays
10. Fischer McAsey
11. Joshua Worrell
12. William Frampton
13. Tom Doedee
14. Elliott Himmelberg
15. Myles Poholke
16. Lachlan Murphy
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