With the size to play tall and the athleticism to play small, Aidan Corr is the type of versatile defensive option back lines thrive on containing.
Shoulder, ankle and hand injuries restricted him to just 36 games over his first four seasons with GWS, but he found form and consistency to put together the first full campaign of his career in 2017, playing 23 games.
A member of the GWS side that made the 2019 Grand Final, Corr made the switch to Arden Street as a free agent at the end of 2020.
North Melbourne debut: Round 1, 2021
2023: In his third season at Arden Street, Corr made 19 appearances for the Roos despite a pre-season calf injury setback.
In similar fashion to 2022, Corr was often tasked with playing on taller opposition forwards in the absences of Ben McKay and Griffin Logue who both suffered foot and knee injuries respectively over the course of the year.
He handled the responsibility well and enjoyed a rare moment in front of goal during the significant Round 24 victory over the Suns, where he unleashed from 50m to slot his first major as a Roo.
