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Brett Ebert, born on November 18, 1983, is a former Australian rules footballer known for his career in the Australian Football League (AFL) with the Port Adelaide Football Club. Ebert was drafted by Port Adelaide in 2001 with the 13th overall pick in the national draft, making his debut in 2002. He quickly established himself as a key player and was crucial in Port Adelaide's forward line for over a decade.
Throughout his career, Ebert accumulated notable achievements, including being a part of the Port Adelaide team that reached the 2004 AFL Grand Final, which resulted in the club's first premiership. He earned recognition for his performances, culminating in several accolades, including the Port Adelaide Best and Fairest award in 2005. Ebert also represented South Australia in the State of Origin matches, showcasing his talents on a larger stage.
After retiring in 2014, Ebert left a lasting legacy at Port Adelaide, where he played a total of 203 games and scored 176 goals. Known for his versatility, Ebert contributed both as a forward and a midfielder, earning respect among his peers and fans. His commitment to the club and the game solidified his status as one of Port Adelaide's prominent figures during the early 2000s.