Adam Treloar is an exciting young midfield prospect who made his AFL debut in Round 3 2012.

After collecting 17 disposals and a goal on debut, Treloar went on to play eighteen games for the club in his first season.

Treloar’s silky ball skills and speed was an asset to the midfield in 2012 as the former Dandenong Stingray showed exceptional promise with an average of 21.1 disposals a game.

The fast paced midfielder was awarded a NAB AFL Rising Star nomination after collecting 37 disposals and nine marks against Collingwood in Round 18.

Previous Player History

Adam Treloar shares his birth date with team mate Dylan Shiel. Like Shiel, Treloar is an exciting young prospect for the club and is a silky”skilled right”footed creative and running player who can fulfil a variety of positions.

Standing at 183cm, he was the fifth 17 year old signed by GWS under the Club's list concessions.

At the 2009 NAB Under”16 Championships he averaged an elite 21 disposals, eight handball”receives and 11 contested possessions per match and then debuted to play six matches with Dandenong at TAC Cup level including the Grand Final.

In 2010 he played a further eight matches for the Stingrays where his averages of 22 disposals and 10 contested possessions were both elite while at the 2010 NAB Under”18 Championships he played four of five matches to average 18 disposals and eight contested possessions.