Adelaide have announced that Jonathon Beech will not be offered a contract next season as they finalise their list ahead of the AFL Draft next month.
Beech played three games for the Crows in 2017, and Adelaide's General Manager of List Management and Strategy Justin Reid thanked him for his services.
“This time of year is always difficult at football clubs when some tough decisions need to be made,” Reid told afc.com.au.
“We thank Jono for his commitment and professionalism during his time at West Lakes.
“He was a popular member of the playing group and we wish him all the very best for the future.”
Adelaide have also confirmed they have delisted Cam Ellis-Yolmen, although they have told the 24-year-old he will be selected in the rookie draft should he still be on the board.
The Crows have also confirmed another one of their rookie draft selections, with the club committing to Jackson Edwards, who father Tyson played 321 games for the Crows over 16 years.
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