Tom Papley Biography: Age, Net Worth, Height, Career, Wife, Children, Parents

Alamu TosinMarch 25, 2024

Tom Papley Biography, Age, Net Worth, Height, Parents, Partner, Children – Tom Papley is a prominent Australian rules footballer currently representing the Sydney Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). He entered the league after being selected as pick 14 in the 2016 rookie draft.

Summary

Name:	Tom Papley
Date of Birth:	July 13, 1996
Wife:	Annie Milner
Nationality:	Australian
Occupation:	Rules footballer
Net Worth:	$1.5 million

Tom Papley Biography

Born on July 13, 1996, in his debut AFL appearance during round 1 of the 2016 season against the Collingwood Football Club, Papley showcased his skills by scoring three goals. His remarkable performance in round 5 against the West Coast Eagles, amidst wet weather conditions, earned him the Rising Star nomination.

Tom Papley Age

As of March 2024, he was 27 years old.

Tom Papley Height

He is known to have a height of 1.78 meters.

Tom Papley Parents

The names of Tom’s parents are David and Susie Papley.

Tom Papley Career

Throughout his career, Papley has had standout moments, notably in 2019 when he tied for 14th in goalkicking with 37 goals, displaying prowess particularly in matches against North Melbourne and the West Coast Eagles.

Despite being contracted to the Swans until 2023, Papley expressed a desire to return to Victoria during 2019, which led to speculation linking him with both Carlton and North Melbourne. Although he sought a trade to Carlton during the trade period, it did not materialize. Papley notably contributed to Victoria’s State Of Origin Bushfire Relief game, where he scored five goals.

In the 2020 AFL season, Papley maintained his consistency by playing all 17 games and leading the Swans in goalkicking with 26 goals. His standout performance against Hawthorn in Round 8 was instrumental in Sydney’s victory.

Papley reached new heights in the 2021 AFL season, achieving a career-high of 41 goals. His impactful performances included matches against Richmond, GWS, and Essendon, along with his decisive goal against Geelong in round 7. His outstanding season culminated in him receiving his first All-Australian jumper, cementing his status as one of the league’s premier small forwards.