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Former Port Adelaide player Daniel Stewart dies at 37

Former Port Adelaide AFL player Daniel Stewart has passed away at the age of 37 following an “unexpected health episode”. Known by the nickname “Snowy”, Stewart played 36 games for the Power between 2010 and 2013.

Following his football career, Stewart became a business owner, co-owning several Body Fit Training (BFT) gyms across Melbourne alongside former teammate Matt Thomas. AFL commentator Kane Cornes paid tribute to Stewart, describing him as a “great teammate” and an “awesome locker room guy” who maintained a positive attitude.

Stewart was recruited by Port Adelaide as a key forward/ruck during the 2009 rookie draft. His sudden death has caused significant shock within the AFL community.

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