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Dane Rampe announces retirement from AFL after 289 games for Swans

AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 10:30 PM

Last updated Oct 29, 2026

Dane Rampe announces retirement from AFL after 289 games for Swans
Summary

Dane Rampe has officially announced his retirement from AFL football after a 14-season career with the Sydney Swans. The key defender played 289 games, ranking seventh in club history, and was co-captain for multiple years. Rampe made his debut in 2013 and participated in four Grand Finals. Reflecting on his career, he emphasized the meaningful relationships formed at the club. Rampe plans to express his gratitude to teammates, coaches, and fans in the coming months.

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  • •Rampe played 289 games for Sydney, the seventh-most in club history.
  • •He served as co-captain alongside Josh Kennedy and Luke Parker.
  • •Rampe made his AFL debut in 2013 after being drafted in the 2012 Rookie Draft.
  • •He participated in four Grand Finals with the Swans.
  • •He plans to thank his teammates and fans in the coming months.
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  • 10:30 PMAFL — Off Rampe: Former Swans co-captain announces retirement
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Dane Rampe has announced his retirement after 289 games for Sydney

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