The AFL fans got their eyes on the Angus Brayshaw partner Danielle Frawley after they walked together in the Brownlow Medal Event. Of course, those who follow him on social media knew about her, but it might have been new for others.
Angus is a pro-Australian rules footballer playing as the midfielder for the Melbourne Football Club, nicknamed Demons. Picked by the Melbourne FC in the 2014 national draft, he was the number three overall choice. Although he was ineligible for the 2013 draft because of the age cut-off date, he held back for a year back to compete in junior completion because he was nine days short.
Brayshaw played football for the Hampton Rovers Football Club while attending Haileybury College. When he was young, the Australian Institute of Sport offered him a scholarship, recognizing him as one of the best players.
He also competed in the Vic Metro under-16 championship, where he was named the most valuable player. Additionally, Brayshaw represented the Sandringham Dragons in the TAC Cup in 2014 and was considered one of the top prospects playing for the AFL draft that year, and was named team captain.
Angus Brayshaw And His Partner Danielle Frawley Showed Up At The Brownlow Medal Event
Melbourne Football Club, Angus was captured with his partner Danielle Frawley. She looked astonishing in a bright teal gown and did not miss the chance to take a few snaps together, which both of them have already uploaded on their social media.
If we go through the athlete’s Instagram, he does not seem to be an active media user and currently has over 38.3k followers with just 58 posts. Unlike him, his longtime love has more uploads than Brayshaw and has 8.4k people following her on the site.
This was not the first time she got captured celebrating for him. During the match against Western Bulldogs in 2021, his team bagged the win, and Danielle posted enjoying a boozy celebration with her mates at home. The images were shared on her IG.
Going back to the Medal event, it was not only him who was attending the program but was joined by his brother Andrew and his beloved partner Lizzie Stock. All four of them seemed to have a great time together, and their picture of taking some selfies and capturing the moment flashed online.
Unlike Frawley, Stock wore a hot pink and made a bold entry to the event. But it was pretty simple with the athletic brothers, who wore a back suit with a shirt and a bow tie.
AFL League Angus Brayshaw Family
Angus Brayshaw was born to his family on 9 January 1996 in Western Australia. His mother is Debra, and his father, Mark, is also a former athlete who played football for North Melbourne Football Club.
Mark started and ended his career on the same team in the West Australian Football League. He scored 70 goals and appeared in 110 games for the clubs during his 1984–1994 career.
After stepping out from the field, he served, Brayshaw served as the Richmond Football Club’s chief executive officer from 2000 to 2004. Prior to this, he held a marketing position with AFL teams Port Adelaide and Fremantle.
Currently, he is working with his brother James for the North Melbourne Football Club on the board. But after leaving the AFL, he initiated his own business specializing in medicinal herbs. Some of his frequent clients are reported to be well-known former league players.
The midfielder comes from a sports family because not only his dad but his uncle and grandpa were also athletes, earning a good reputation in the industry.
Grandfather Ian ‘Stick’ Brayshaw
His grandfather, Ian, played cricket for Western Australia and is a premiership player for Western Australian Football League team Claremont. In addition, he also played football at a high-level premiership with Claremont in the WAFL.
Ian was mainly renowned for cricket and was reported to be an all-rounder. But later, he got associated with the media house, including ABC and Channel Ten. He also sued to make comments on the radio. Shockingly, later he co-authored several books in the sporting genre named The ABC of Cricket, Caught Marsh, and many more.
Uncle James Antony
His uncle James Antony played first-class cricket for Western Australia and South Australia as a batsman but was also an outstanding fielder with 43 catches on his record. He was in the sporting career for almost a decade and was awarded Sheffield Sheild two times.
As James turned 30, he decided to retire from sports and turned his career toward media in 1996. Then he was working for the Seven Network in Adelaide. But he was also involved in a local football discussion program named Footy Plus. Later in 1998, he started airing on Adelaide’s SAFM, which became the city’s most rated number one breakfast show.
In 2006, the uncle of Angus replaced the previous host of The AFL Footy Show. The same year, he co-hosted the Commonwealth Games’ morning session in Melbourne. Nevertheless, he was later made the chairman of North Melbourne Football Club.
In 2006 whole family was traumatized after Sally, the sister of Mark and James, passed away in an accident. She was 36 when the facade of her garage collapsed on her.
Melbourne Midfielder Brayshaw Have Three Siblings
Angus is not the only kid of his parents but also has three more siblings who are younger than him. He has two brothers, Andrew and Hamish, and both of them are also listed in the AFL, but Will does not seem to e currently playing as a professional player.
Hamish Brayshaw
Hamish is also a footballer who currently plays for the East Perth football of the West Australian Football League. He was first chosen in the 2017 AFL draft as the 68th pick but was delisted two years later. Thus, he again got redrafted as the 39th pick in the 2020 rookie draft.
He joined the West Coast Eagles of WAFL after being listed as the player and was named team captain for 2021.
Andrew Brayshaw
He is younger than Hamish and must be older than Will. Andrew is also drafted in AFL and currently plays for the Fremantle Football Club. He was the number two pick in the 2017 national draft. He had an impressive early days career during his school days.
After several spectacular preseason games, he made his Fremantle AFL debut during the opening round of the 2018 AFL season. But unfortunately, the starting season was not in favor after he got struck by the player of West Coast Eagle in an off-the-ball incident. Andrew then had a serious injury with a fractured jaw and dislodged teeth.
But since 2020, he has been a regular player and again reported signing a four-year extension contract. As a result, he will now only play for Fremantle until 2025. Additionally, he has been delivering phenomenal performance and earned his first All-Australian selection this year.