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Koby Stevens, born on June 18, 1991, is a former Australian rules footballer who played in the Australian Football League (AFL) primarily as a midfielder. He began his career with the West Coast Eagles after being selected in the 2010 National Draft. Stevens made his debut in 2011, showcasing his strong tackling ability and work rate on the field.
Throughout his career, Stevens played for several clubs, including West Coast Eagles, the Western Bulldogs, and the Collingwood Football Club. He gained a reputation for his resilience and versatility, managing to play over 100 games across his tenure in the league. Stevens was part of the Western Bulldogs’ list during their successful 2016 premiership campaign, although he did not play in the grand final match itself.
Retiring from professional football due to injury concerns, Stevens left a mark on the sport with his consistent performances and dedication to the game. After his retirement, he transitioned into coaching and mentoring roles, contributing to the development of upcoming talent in Australian rules football. Koby Stevens is remembered as a hard-working player whose commitment to the sport extended beyond his on-field career.