44 – Sloane was selected by the Crows with pick No.44 in the 2008 AFL National Draft. He was overlooked by all clubs in the 2007 National and Rookie Drafts.
9 – Sloane is the fifth player to wear No.9 for the Crows following premiership players Tyson Edwards and Kym Koster, Tony Hall and Bruce Lindner.
31 – The guernsey number Sloaney wore in his first 15 AFL games before switching to No.9.
59 – Goals the gut-running midfielder has kicked in his 99-game career.
0 – Kicks Sloane recorded on debut against Hawthorn in Round 20, 2009. He collected six handballs, laid seven tackles and took one mark in his first AFL match.
2013 – Sloane won the Crows Club Champion award and (member-voted) 19th Man award last season after only 78 games.
36 – His career-high possession tally against Geelong in Round 21, 2011.
3 – Sloane has kicked a personal-best three goals twice in his career, against Fremantle in Round 10, 2012 and GWS in Round 16, 2012. He kicked three goals in his first-ever game of footy for Upwey-Tecoma in Under-10s.
30 – Career Brownlow Medal votes the courageous onballer has polled.
146 – Sloane is ranked fourth in the AFL for tackles (146) this season.
36 – The Adelaide acting co-captain is third in the League for score assists, two behind teammate Eddie Betts (38) who is second.
10th – Sloane is ranked 10th in Champion Data player rankings this season, averaging 113.6 ranking points per game.
100 – Sloaney will notch his 100th game against the team he grew up supporting, St Kilda, and in one of his childhood idols’, Lenny Hayes’, final match.
2010 – Sloane won Adelaide’s ‘Emerging Talent’ award in his second year at the Club.
21 – The influential Crow was elevated to the Club’s senior leadership group ahead of the 2012 season aged only 21-years-old. He was appointed acting co-captain with Patrick Dangerfield in the absence of injured skipper Nathan van Berlo this season.
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