Lance Picioane

Lance Picioane
Personal information
Full name	Lance Picioane
Date of birth	(1980-06-07) 7 June 1980
Original team(s)	Essendon Grammar
Draft	17th overall, 1997 AFL Draft 4th overall, 2005 Pre-Season Draft
Height / weight	183 cm / 89 kg
Position(s)	Midfielder
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1998–1999 2000–2004 2005 Total	Adelaide Hawthorn North Melbourne	04 0(2) 58 (24) 15 0(2) 77 (28)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 2005.

Lance Picioane (born 7 June 1980) is an Australian rules footballer who played for Adelaide, Hawthorn and the Kangaroos during his time in the Australian Football League (AFL).

Picioane started his career in 1998 with Adelaide but found it difficult to find a regular spot with a side that had won a premiership the previous season. He failed to play a senior game for Adelaide in 1999 and at the end of the season he was traded to Hawthorn for pick 79 in the upcoming draft. Playing mostly in the midfield, Picioane managed 58 games in his five years at Hawthorn before being delisted at the end of the 2004 season. Early in the 2004 season, Piciaone was with Danny Jacobs when Jacobs was caught drink driving. After initially lying about Picioane's involvement, both players were fined $5000 and suspended from playing for a week.^[1] He then joined North Melbourne for the 2005 season.^[2]

In 2013 he founded an organisation 'Love Me Love You' which aims to improve and empower the lives of young people with mental health and substance abuse issues.^[3]

He is currently playing with Kerang in the Central Murray Football League. His father, Joe Picioane, was a soccer player who represented the Australia national soccer team^[3] in 1978 and 1979.^[4]

References

↑ "Drink-driving Hawks pair fined $5000". 6 May 2004.
↑ Cavanagh, Chris (26 March 2014). "Essendon man Lance Picioane begins a new journey to help others with mental health issues, walking from Sydney to Melbourne". Moonee Valley Leader.
1 2 Silvester, John (28 August 2015). "Lance Picioane: the footy player lending a hand against depression".
↑ "Australian Player Database".

External links

Lance Picioane's statistics from AFL Tables
Love me, Love you organisation

1997 AFL national draft

1. Travis Johnstone
2. Brad Ottens
3. Trent Croad
4. Mark Bolton
5. Luke Power
6. James Walker
7. Kris Massie
8. Chris Tarrant
9. Chad Cornes
10. Shane O'Bree
11. Jason Saddington
12. Jaxon Crabb
13. Callum Chambers
14. Shannon Watt
15. Joel McKay
16. Ben Walton
17. Lance Picioane
18. Mark Alvey
19. Chris Obst
20. Dean Solomon
21. Clem Michael
22. Troy Longmuir
23. Adam Chatfield
24. James Wasley
25. Nick Stevens
26. Brodie Holland
27. Brad Stephens
28. Rowan Jones
29. Marc Woolnough
30. Paul McMahon
31. Simon Black
32. Troy Johnson
33. James Thiessen
34. Andrew Williams
35. Marcus Baldwin
36. Judd Lalich
37. Todd Holmes
38. James Rahilly
39. Matthew Blake
40. Fred Campbell
41. Danny Morton
42. Matthew Dennis
43. Adam Goodes
44. David Antonowicz
45. Matthew Scarlett
46. Joshua Robertson
47. Robert Stevenson
48. Ben Thompson
49. Ian Perrie
50. Luke Ottens
51. Scott Ralph
52. Jordan Doering
53. Lionel Proctor
54. Justin Wood
55. Craig Black
56. Ben Kinnear
57. Darren Fraser
58. Marcus Picken
59. Brett Rose
60. Phillip Read
61. Tim Finocchiaro
62. Dion Miles
63. Anthony Aloi
64. Sam Cranage
65. Linden Stevens
66. Nathan Brown
67. Brad Lloyd
68. Simon Eastaugh
69. Paul Greenham
70. Trent Hoppner
71. Andrew Kellaway
73. Beau McDonald
74. Paul Digiovine
75. Brent Cowell
77. Guy Rigoni
78. Richie Vandenberg
80. John Hynes
81. Troy Kirwen
82. Nathan Thompson
83. Ben Thompson
84. Frank Raso
85. Hayden Burgiel
86. Scott Whiston

2005 AFL pre-season draft

1. Trent Knobel 2. Blake Caracella 3. Eddie Betts 4. Lance Picioane 5. Jarrad Schofield 6. Ty Zantuck 7. Elijah Ware

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