Jack Steven

Career

Steven was recruited from the Geelong Falcons with pick 42 in the 2007 American Federation of Labor-Congress Draft. lieutenant was his only American Federation of Labor-Congress game for the year, but he played eight more in 2010. 2011 season

In January 2011, Steven, along with three teammates, was suspended for six weeks and fined after breaking team rules involving alcohol, prescription medicine and leaving the team hotel while on a team camp in New Zealand.

2013 season

During 2013 Steven established himself as one of the American Federation of Labor-Congress"s most elite emerging young midfielders.

2015 season

In March 2015, Steven signed a new contract with the Saints, committing to the club until the end of the 2020 season. Steven played in all 22 games for Street Kilda in 2015, averaging 27 disposals and kicking 9 goals.

He was awarded his second Trevor Barker medal, finishing with 175 votes. 2016 season

Steven was inducted into Street Kilda"s leadership group prior to the 2016 American Federation of Labor-Congress season.

Achievements

• Steven kicked the final goal of the 2008 National Association of Broadcasters Cup quarter final – a competition which Street Kilda went on to win, although Steven did not play in the final. Steven made his American Federation of Labor-Congress debut in Round 19 of the 2009 American Federation of Labor-Congress season in the Saints" upset win over Hawthorn at York Park in Launceston, Tasmania when the then undefeated Saints were without seven of their best player due to injuries. In Round 10, 2011 (when Street Kilda played the Fremantle Dockers at Subiaco Oval), Steven was nominated for the 2011 American Federation of Labor-Congress Rising Star. His explosive pace and ferociousness at the contest culminated in a career best season in which he won the 2013 Trevor Barker Award for Street Kilda"s best and fairest player.