Lewis Jetta, Indigenous AFL dual-premiership player, was interviewed while working in remote communities with the Arrernte Community Boxing Academy. Lewis discussed AFL life on Royston’s Sporting Roundup about his experiences both on and off the football field.

During the interview, Lewis discussed the increased awareness and understanding of concussion throughout his AFL career and how the approach to player health and safety has evolved. He also reflected on his journey as an Indigenous player, including the challenges and experiences of leaving his home state to join a new team, adapting to a different environment and building connections with new teammates and the wider community.

Lewis also shared his personal perspective on what it is like to play in, and ultimately win, an AFL premiership, providing an insight into the hard work, emotions, sacrifices and sense of achievement that come with reaching the highest level of Australian rules football. 

Lewis Jetta, Indigenous AFL dual-premiership player, was interviewed while working in remote communities with the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063136874613">Arrernte Community Boxing Academy</a>. Lewis discussed AFL life on Royston&rsquo;s Sporting Roundup about his experiences both on and off the football field.
During the interview, Lewis discussed the increased awareness and understanding of concussion throughout his AFL career and how the approach to player health and safety has evolved. He also reflected on his journey as an Indigenous player, including the challenges and experiences of leaving his home state to join a new team, adapting to a different environment and building connections with new teammates and the wider community.
Lewis also shared his personal perspective on what it is like to play in, and ultimately win, an AFL premiership, providing an insight into the hard work, emotions, sacrifices and sense of achievement that come with reaching the highest level of Australian rules football.&nbsp;