Port Adelaide confirms Daniel Stewart’s death at 37

Port Adelaide has confirmed that former player Daniel Stewart has died at 37, with the club saying the news came as a shock and announcing a planned tribute for the 2027 season. The cause of death was not stated in the reports of the club’s announcement. The club said Stewart died on Friday, October 23, and announced his death the following day. He played for Port Adelaide from 2010 to 2013, appearing in 36 matches and kicking 31 goals. Port Adelaide chief executive Matthew Richardson extended condolences to Stewart’s family, including his wife, Laura, their two sons, his parents and his brother. The club also said it would provide support to people affected by his death, including former teammates and staff. The club plans to have players wear black armbands in Stewart’s honour during its first Adelaide Oval home game of the 2027 season. Richardson said Stewart would remain part of the Port Adelaide football family. Laura Stewart shared a tribute on Instagram, saying she and the couple’s two children were devastated by the loss. She asked for privacy as the family navigates the loss and prioritises their boys. Former teammate Kane Cornes also paid tribute, describing Stewart...