Tyson Stenglein
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Tyson Stenglein (born July 16, 1980) is an Australian rules footballer.
Recruited from Subiaco Football Club in the WAFL, the Perth-based Stenglein was picked up in the 1998 AFL Draft at pick 29. The midfielder was recruited away from his hometown of Perth over to the Adelaide Crows. After 106 games and 26 goals with the Crows, he decided to go back home and started with the West Coast Eagles in 2005. Ironically. Stenglein made his debut for Adelaide against West Coast, in Round 8, 1999.
[edit] Clash with Matt Maguire
During the dying moments of a game against St Kilda, as the ball was driven into West Coast's defensive 50, Stenglein and his Saints opponent were contesting the ball until Stenglein accidentally got into the way of defender Matt Maguire. He was also contesting the ball but Stenglein blocking his path resulted in a broken leg which ended Maguire's season.
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