Mitchell Hinge Biography

Adelaide announces an expanded leadership group, with Lachlan Murphy among four additions to support captain Jordan Dawson.

The 25-year-old Murphy joins Darcy Fogarty, Wayne Milera and Mitch Hinge as fresh faces with Brodie Smith, Ben Keays and Reilly O'Brien named as joint vice-captains.

Adelaide officially secures former Brisbane defender Mitch Hinge as a delisted free agent.

The 22-year-old has accepted a two-year deal in his home state after knocking back a one-year offer at the Lions and asking to be cut.

"We're delighted to add Mitch to our playing list for season 2021. He stands at 190cm tall and offers plenty of versatility across a wing or half-back," Crows list boss Justin Reid said.

"Mitch is competitive, excellent one-on-one, has a strong left-foot kick and the ability to play either a lockdown role or use his power and attacking skills to break lines."

The Lions delist Mitch Hinge who will join the Crows as a delisted free agent.

Mitch Hinge signs a one-year deal to remain with Brisbane in 2020.

The 21-year-old made his long-awaited debut in 2019, playing two games in rounds nine and 10.

Mitchell Hinge makes his AFL debut for Brisbane at the Gabba with 14 disposals (4 kicks and 10 handballs) and 3 marks in a 1-point win over Adelaide.

Mitch Hinge will make his AFL debut this week against Adelaide at the Gabba.

Hinge is in his third year on the Lions' rookie list and receives the call up after a terrific start to his NEAFL.

"He's one of those lads that works hard to improve his game, he's always knocking on my door for a chat to see what he needs to do next," Lions coach Chris Fagan said.

"I'm really pleased for him that after two-and-a-half years on our list that he's broken through for his opportunity."

Brisbane select Mitchell Hinge with pick No.20 in the 2016 Rookie Draft.