Tasmania is delighted to announce Nick Williams, Zach Adams, Harry Elmer and Maddox Iverach have signed new deals, extending their time with the Devils into 2027.
Part of the club’s inaugural VFL squad, the quartet have each signed a one-year contract that will see them remain in Tasmania as the Devils prepare for their second season in the competition.
Williams returned home to Tasmania ahead of the Devils’ inaugural season.
The 22-year-old grew up in Kingston Beach and played junior football with Sandy Bay before his family moved to the Gold Coast when he was a teenager.
After progressing through the Gold Coast Suns Academy, Williams established himself at VFL level, playing 39 games across two seasons with Southport.
The defender enjoyed a standout debut campaign for the Devils, finishing runner-up in the club’s best and fairest and averaged 15.9 disposals and 5.2 marks across half-back.
Adams also returned home for Tasmania’s inaugural season, joining the Devils from South Australia, where he played 19 games for SANFL side Central District.
The Kingsborough product featured in 18 games for Tasmania this season, adding to his 14 VFL appearances for Port Melbourne in 2023.
The 25-year-old claimed the inaugural Cameron Baird Medal as the Devils’ best performer against Carlton on Anzac Day, collecting 24 disposals, 10 marks and a goal.
Elmer joined the Devils after becoming the youngest winner of the NWFL’s coveted Baldock Medal, claiming the honour at just 19 in 2025.
The midfielder won the award while playing for Devonport, having returned to the club following a state-league premiership with North Launceston in 2024.
A product of Tasmania’s talent pathway, Elmer enjoyed a strong debut VFL campaign, averaging 19 disposals across 20 games.
Iverach, another product of the Gold Coast Suns Academy, relocated to Tasmania ahead of the Devils’ inaugural VFL season.
Renowned for his strong marking and ferocious tackling pressure, the 19-year-old previously played senior football for Broadbeach.
The high-flying half-forward earned his VFL debut in Round 10 after impressing for Clarence throughout the first half of the season.
Iverach made an immediate impact, finishing with 14 goals from 13 appearances, including a three-goal haul in the win over Werribee at North Hobart Oval.
The four join fellow inaugural Devils Jye Menzie and Jed Hagan in signing on for 2027, as Jeromey Webberley continues to shape his playing list for next season.