ST KILDA has delisted Jack Carroll after two seasons, leaving the 23-year-old searching for a third AFL club.

Carroll played 15 games in red, white and black after joining St Kilda as a delisted free agent at the end of 2024.

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He arrived at Moorabbin after 21 games over four seasons with Carlton, which selected the West Australian with pick No.41 in the 2020 Telstra AFL Draft.

Carroll made his debut for the Blues in 2022 and kicked a goal with his first kick.

His first Saints appearance came against Melbourne in Alice Springs midway through 2025, one of three senior games that season.

Carroll then featured in the opening 12 games of the 2026 campaign, averaging 15.4 disposals and 6.1 marks, before finishing the year in the VFL.

Saints football boss Lenny Hayes thanked Carroll for his contribution across his two seasons at Moorabbin.

"Decisions such as these are always tough to make at this time of year," Hayes said.

"We thank Jack for his contribution to the club and wish him all the best for the future."

Carroll joins Paddy Dow, Isaac Keeler and Patrick Said as being delisted, while Rowan Marshall was traded to Geelong and Dougal Howard retired.