Harrison Marsh Biography

Dan Robinson and Harry Marsh are delisted by Sydney.

"Both Dan and Harry have been terrific members of the team and have been first-class clubmen too," Swans head of football Tom Harley said.

"We thank Dan and Harry for their time at Sydney and wish them all the best for the future."

Swans rookie Harry Marsh is upgraded to the senior list after signing a new deal with Sydney that will keep him at the club until the end of 2018.

"Harry's return to the primary list is a great reminder to all young players of the value of resilience and hard work. It was great to see Harry debut this year and he provides us with a steady hand in defence," Swans football manager Tom Harley said.

Harrison Marsh makes his AFL debut for Sydney at the SCG with 13 disposals (5 kicks and 8 handballs), a mark and 2 tackles in a 26-point win over North Melbourne.

The Swans delist untried defender Harry Marsh, but hope to redraft the West Australian as a rookie.

Marsh had an impressive 2015 campaign in the NEAFL (after a move from the midfield to defence) and was named in the League's 'team of the year'.

After struggling with a hamstring injury in 2013, Sydney coach John Longmire says Harrison Marsh has been outstanding during the off-season.

"He's got a lot to learn, but he's certainly a big body at the stoppages. He's got real power to his game," Longmire said.

"At 189cm as a midfielder, we've seen what Josh Kennedy can do, and at that size if you're really big and strong and you've got power, it helps."