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Bald, Colin
14 games, 0 goals (1986-1987)

Bamford, Anthony
76 games, 58 goals (1996-2003)

Barrett, Chris
11 games, 5 goals (2002-2003)

Crossed to Port Adelaide late in his career after 153 games with West Adelaide.

Bartsch, Darren
10 games, 2 goals (1994)

Bascombe, Brenton
3 games, 0 goals (1999 & 2001)

Bassett, Scott
15 games, 2 goals (1999-2002)

Beinke, Brian
107 games, 169 goals (1993-2003)

Best & Fairest 1998
Leading Goal kicker 1998 (39 goals)

Brian Beinke is a skilful, strong marking forward, who can be a matchwinner (as evidenced by his 1998 Best & Fairest Award) but can also be somewhat enigmatic.

Geelong scouts spotted Beinke playing for the Port Adelaide colts and recruited him in the 1991 rookie draft. Beinke was unable to break into the Geelong senior side and returned to Port Adelaide at the end of 1992 and made his senior debut the following year.

Beinke was snapped up by Adelaide in the 1998 draft and has shuttled between the Crows and the Magpies ever since.

Belton, John
8 games, 0 goals (1987-1989)

Paul Belton's younger brother, John struggled to gain a place in the strong Port side of the late 80s.

Belton, Paul
182 games, 170 goals (1976-1987)

Biasci, Brenton
1 game, 0 goals (2003)

Bishop, Matthew
50 games, 2 goals (2000-2002)

Bode, Matthew
29 games, 25 goals (1998-2000)

Bond, Shane
57 games, 11 goals (1997-2000)
9 games, 9 goals (1993 & 1997-2001)

West Coast Eagles Premiership 1994

Bond, Troy
59 games, 54 goals (1991-1993 & 1996-2000)

Best & Fairest 1993

Borlase, Darryl
246 games, 327 goals (1985-1998)

Captain: 1998
Leading Goalkicker: 1991 (25 goals)

Boyd, Greg
172 games, 110 goals (1979-1982 & 1984-1990)

Boyd, Russell
87 games, 62 goals (1982-1987 & 1989-1992)

Bradley, Craig
98 games, 104 goals (1981-1985)

Premierships 1981 Best & Fairest 1982, 1984 & 1985
All-Australian 1983, 1985, 1986, 1993, 1995 & 1997
Fos Williams Medallist 1985, 1986, 1991 & 1993
Simpson Medallist 1985

Among his achievements, Bradley Vice-Captained the Australian Under 19s cricket side to England in 1983

Bradmore, Ian
40 games, 7 goals (1978-1981)

Breuer, Shane
54 games, 29 goals (1997-1999)

Brogan, Dean
8 games, 3 goals (2001-2002)

Brosnan, Patrick
6 games, 5 goals (1992)

The elder brother of Steven.

Brosnan, Steven
1 game, 0 goal (2000)
21 games, 32 goals (1999-2001)

Brown, Anthony
44 games, 42 goals (2001-2003)

Magarey Medallist 2001

Hailing from country Victoria, Brown spent 6 seasons as an integral part of the St Kilda side until he was mysteriously dumped at the end of 2000. Port jumped at the opportunity to recruit the best player outside the AFL and Brown replied with a Magarey Medal.

Brown was showing similar form in 2002 when he unfortunately broke his leg, ending his season.

Brown, Damian
32 games, 14 goals (1999-2000)

Brown, David
22 games, 18 goals (1997-1998)
182 games, 148 goals (1987-2001)

Captain: 1999-2000
Premierships: 1988, 1989, 1992, 1996 & 1999
Jack Oatey Medallist: 1996

Buckley, Nathan
36 games, 44 goals (1991-1992)

Magarey Medallist 1992
Best & Fairest: 1992
All-Australian: 1998 & 1999
Jack Oatey Medallist: 1992
Collingwood Captain 1999-2001

Burdett, Marcus
15 games, 13 goals (2002-2003)

Burgoyne, Peter
112 games, 127 goals (1997-2002)
30 games, 28 goals (1996-1998)

After starting his career at leading Northern Territory club St Mary's, Peter Burgoyne starred as a junior for the Port Magpies before being one of the original Port Power players. Burgoyne has become a leading player with the Power and his uncanny goal sense and fleet footedness has led to him becoming one of the competition's most dangerous players.

Burgoyne, Shaun
17 games, 24 goals (2002)
25 games, 4 goals (2000-2002)

The younger brother of Peter, Shaun Burgoyne burst onto the AFL scene in 2002, gaining a Rising star nomination and playing a key role in Port's great form during the minor season. Burgoyne started the season as a forward but showed his versatility by playing a tagging role with aplomb.

Burns, Ronnie
2 games, 1 goal (2003)

Burton, Julian
46 games, 4 goals (1991-1994)

Following some impressive performances on a half back flank, Burton was chosen by Brisbane in the 1991 mid-year draft. His form unfortunately then tapered off and subsequently transferred to Sturt.

A crowd favourite at Alberton, Burton has slotted in nicely to the Sturt line up.

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