[1] In 2009 he played for the Tassie Mariners at the 2009 AFL Under 18 Championships, where he recorded the most clearances of any player, showing promise as an inside midfielder.

[5] Harwood continued to struggle to stay in Brisbane's AFL side, only managing to play four of the first ten matches in 2012, still being rotated through different positions.

He finally found his place as a running defender and made his way back into the AFL side, stringing together twelve consecutive matches at the end of the season, including one of the performances of his career against Melbourne, when he had 29 possessions and took 12 marks.

[5] During the 2015 pre-season, Harwood needed surgery to address abdominal and groin pain, then spent the first part of the season playing in the NEAFL trying to regain match fitness.

[6] Unfortunately, he was injured again and moved to Brisbane's long-term injury list when scans showed he had ruptured his posterior cruciate ligament.