Star wingman Bradley Hill has put pen to paper, committing to the Saints for another three seasons.
Currently in his fifth season at St Kilda and 13th overall, the 31-year-old has thus far rolled out an impressive 2024 campaign in Ross Lyon’s weekly line-up.
Averaging an elite AFL ranking of 21 disposals, 13 kicks and six marks this season, Hill boasts one of the most admired aerobic tanks in the league and the speed to match.
A key leader in a youthful side this season, the proud Noongar man is on track to play his 250th AFL game this week, becoming the 17th Indigenous player to achieve the milestone.
“Bradley brings an enormous amount of leadership, speed and skill to our side. We’re very happy to have him commit to three more years at the club,” Executive General Manager of Football David Misson said.
“His ability to provide high quality performances, week in, week out and always play his role for the team is what we love about Brad.”
Hill, who is imminently awaiting the arrival of his second child, said he was excited to continue his journey at RSEA Park and be part of the club’s exciting future.
“I’m very happy to continue my time at Moorabbin,” Hill said.
“I’ve been at the club for a few years now and am committed as ever to doing all I can to see us succeed.
“The more my career has gone on, I’ve tried to embrace my position as a leader and help drive us forward.
“I really believe in the direction we’re headed and am keen to play my role in getting us there.”
Hill was drafted to the Hawks via pick No.33 in the 2011 national draft, quickly becoming a triple premiership champion during his five-year tenure at the club.
