SEB Ross and Daniel Markworth have undergone surgery after suffering hamstring and shoulder injuries respectively.
Markworth dislocated his shoulder at training last week while Ross suffered a hamstring tear in Saturday’s NAB Challenge win over Essendon.
Both players had successful operations and are recovering well.
For the full injury list, click HERE.
Ross is still expected to miss 10-12 weeks while Markworth will be sidelined for an indefinite period. A timeframe on his return will be reassessed as his rehabilitation progresses.
Ross and Markworth were both drafted in 2011 and recently signed contract extensions as part of #SaintsFutureFest.
Ross, the cousin of Essendon captain Jobe Watson, has played 27 senior games since his debut against GWS in 2012, mostly as an inside midfielder.
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Markworth has endured a wretched run with injury, including an ACL that forced him out for the 2013 season and a hamstring complaint which prematurely ended his 2014 campaign. He is yet to play a senior game although was named as an emergency on three occasions in 2012 (Rounds 15, 16 and 22).
Surgery done! Back playing footy in no time :) #bringonrehab #donethisbefore pic.twitter.com/O38167S3LZ
— Daniel Markworth (@Danielmarkworth) March 10, 2015
