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Chayce Jones. Adelaide AFL player in navy sleeveless shirt holding red Sherrin football against team branded backdrop
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Chayce Jones among three Adelaide players delisted after semi-final loss

Adelaide has delisted Chayce Jones, a former top-10 pick who played 100 games, along with two other players after losing their semi-final.

Adelaide has delisted three players following their semi-final loss to Brisbane. Chayce Jones, the most prominent departure, played 100 games for the Crows after being drafted at pick No. 9 in 2018.

The 26-year-old midfielder leaves after eight seasons with the club. Lachie Sholl, also delisted, played 79 games since joining in the 2018 draft.

Tyler Welsh, a 20-year-old, departs without playing an AFL game. Welsh played 27 matches for Adelaide's SANFL side and is the son of former Crows forward Scott.

Adelaide general manager Jarryd Roughead said Jones was a great personality and a team-first player who will be missed.

100
Chayce Jones games
No. 9 in 2018
Jones draft pick
79
Lachie Sholl games
20 years old
Tyler Welsh age

Why it mattersThe delistings signal a significant roster shake-up for Adelaide as the club rebuilds after a disappointing finals exit.

AustraliaAdelaide Crows fans will see major changes to the team roster, with a 100-game player among those exiting the club.

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