Stewart Crameri will wear No. 8 and Marcus Bontempelli No. 4 for the Western Bulldogs next year Northern Knights midfielder Marcus Bontempelli will hope his brilliant finish to the 2013 AFL season will be rewarded with a top 10 pick in this year's National Draft. 8 for the Dogs. THE Western Bulldogs' prized No. 4 draft pick will wear No. 4 next season after inheriting Daniel Cross's jumper. Marcus Bontempelli unveiled his new guernsey at Whitten Oval today, three weeks after the tall midfielder was snaffled by the rebuilding club. And boom recruit Stewie Crameri will don No. 8 for the Dogs, taking over from delisted trade target Patrick Veszpremi. Crameri, who booted 96 goals wearing Nos. 45 and 12 at the Bombers, and Bontempelli were the focal points as the Dogs' five new players showed off their 2014 kits. 60 pick Mitch Honeychurch was handed Dylan Addison's 22 while mature-aged Norwood defender Matt Fuller was given No. 36, last worn by Brian Lake. GWS midfielder Sam Darley received No. Crameri was lured to the kennel on a lucrative four-year deal, reuniting him with former mentor and Dogs coach Brendan McCartney, who helped the medium forward blossom at the Bombers. Bontempelli, who turned 18 last month, joins fellow prized picks Jackson Macrae, Jake Stringer and fellow Northern Knights graduate Nathan Hrovat at the Dogs in an exciting teenage quartet. Watch exclusive highlights of Bontempelli in the video player above The cousin of North Melbourne's Nick Dal Santo soared up the draft charts late in the season on the back of his dazzling form as a 193cm inside midfielder. Honeychurch slid to the Bulldogs final pick despite Champion Data ranking him the 15th best player in the draft. Tough midfielder Josh Prudden this week extended his contract with the Dogs until the end of 2015.