Billy Wigmore earns All-Australian honors while working as a carpenter
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 31, 2026, 7:00 PM
Last updated Oct 31, 2026

Billy Wigmore, an 18-year-old intercept defender for the Western Jets, has been recognized for his exceptional play during the season. He received All-Australian selection after a strong campaign in the under-18 carnival for Vic Metro. In addition to his football commitments, Wigmore has maintained a full-time job as a carpenter, working on renovations of his family's home. He averaged 9.5 intercepts per game in the Talent League and has modeled his game after Geelong's Tom Stewart, highlighting the influence of professional players on his development. Wigmore will be among those expected to be drafted later this month.
- •Wigmore named All-Australian after impressive under-18 carnival.
- •He works full-time as a carpenter while playing football.
- •Averages 9.5 intercepts per game in the Talent League.
- •Models his game on Geelong's Tom Stewart.
- •Expected to be drafted later in November.
- 7:00 PMAFL — The hard-working draft hopeful modelling his game on a star Cat
"Young intercept defender Billy Wigmore has moulded his game on Geelong's Tom Stewart
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