Jack Sinclair is a talented Australian rules footballer who plays for the St Kilda Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). After beginning his career primarily as an offensive player in the midfield and at half-forward, Sinclair made a pivotal transition to the backline ahead of the 2021 season. This strategic shift quickly proved beneficial, as he excelled in a pre-season match against Carlton, recording 28 disposals, 10 score involvements, and eight intercepts, setting the stage for a standout year.

His successful adaptation to the backline allowed him to cement his role, ultimately leading to a career-best season in 2021. Sinclair celebrated his 100th AFL game in Round Two, where he received his guernsey from club legend Tony Lockett, marking a significant milestone in his career. One of his standout performances came in a dominant 69-point victory over Hawthorn in Round Seven, where he tallied 26 disposals, five rebound-50s, and a goal, earning six AFL Coaches’ Association votes for his impact on the game.

By mid-season, Sinclair was leading St Kilda in intercepts and was among the top performers in multiple statistical categories, underscoring his importance to the team. His outstanding play earned him nominations for the AFL Players’ Association Most Valuable Player Award and second place in the Trevor Barker Award, along with the Robert Harvey Best Clubman Award.

Building on his success, Sinclair continued to shine in 2023, securing his second All-Australian selection, the Scoops Medal, and another best and fairest award. With his versatility and strong work ethic, Sinclair has solidified his status as a key player for St Kilda and a rising star in the AFL.