Being taken as the fourth selection in the 2017 National Draft, Luke Davies-Uniacke was the first top-five pick North Melbourne had access to since Ben Cunnington in 2009.
While injuries impacted the early part of his career, Davies-Uniacke’s strength through the contest and burst out of traffic has seen him become a star North Melbourne midfielder and an important piece of the club's list
North Melbourne debut: Round 1, 2018
Career Brownlow votes: 27
2023: It was a frustrating, injury-interrupted campaign for one of North Melbourne's premier ball-winners, with the star midfielder only managing 14 games due to hamstring and foot issues.
He was near unstoppable when he did take the field though, as he continued to build on the talent he demonstrated in waves through the backend of 2022.
The No.9 played an instrumental role in the Roos' first two wins of the season and was at his best again in Round 19 against the Saints when he collected 33 touches and 12 clearances.
Despite the limited playing time, Davies-Uniacke still raked in 13 Brownlow Medal votes.
